Clint Rutkas

@AnilApex: you have access to parts if the end user provides access.  Check out https://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/windows.storage.accesscache.storageapplicationpermissions.futureaccesslist.aspx. 

@Abhishek Gupta: There is Visual Studio for Mac.

@LosSandreas: @Oguz: APIs 100% are.  we have a WinForms sample, we'll ask about doing the APIs in WPF.

@Developer: It is the right video, I think we just did the numbering incorrect.  It corrected itself at video 9. 

@Xeeling: we are working on it

@kiko: and we're updated with the new version Bob sent over :)

@kiko: Bob made me aware of this, we are uploading a new version, may be an hour before it is corrected

@IgorD:@michelgeek:

Channel 9
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Redmond, WA 98052

ROBOTS!!!!!!!!   The hardcore flippers were good.  Also believe the spinners were hardcore good.  I actually had a good design a while back but this was long ago ...

really?  you brought in a baby!??!?

@Valered: yup, stuff like that will start getting outside the scope of the lessons here, I suggest asking / looking it up over at the forums on http://dev.windowsphone.com or www.stackoverflow.com

@Valered: yup, listen to the same event for both.  following a very similar pattern as above.

I suggest trying out stuff like this in one-off applications so you can play with stuff and try new ways of doing stuff without messing up your code base (this is also why we have source control)